ditto i think you'll like this hobby/addiction.
2 months in i am still on 24 mg. but only because it is so successful in quashing my desire for real a.k.a. analog cigarettes and if you already don't like the taste etc. you will truly enjoy
vaping
don't short the nicotine out of the gate--someone as rational as you must be addicted to nicotine or you would have put down cigarettes long ago--on the technical front it is quite easy regardless of the cart to end up with juice in the mouth.
its an uncomfortable and unpleasant sensation (but in terms of nicotine absorption into the system i bet it is one of the ways that many folks first manage to make the transition--knowingly or not.) after 2 months on this i have figured out how to not overfill etc. but 50-75% of the fresh manufactured carts i try do leak juice on the first few puffs.
i have found that direct dripping on a 306a atomizer (comaptible with 510 batteries) eliminates the overfilling problem but creates the opposite dilemma constant refilling--i.e. dripping. at the desk this is fine but on the go a bit of a problem. so i have been trying the various cart and cartomizer solutions out there--buy a $6.-9 510 to KR808 adapter and you will have the freedom to try both.
still searching for the perfect balance but if i had read these forums before i bought i would have saved a rough first month.
that saisd reading these forums won't make it any cheaper for you! there are so many cool inventions and experimenters working out the bugs and re-designing the systems its an intellectual buzz just watching people use their ingenuity.
consider the origins of tobacco smoking--first a tribal ritual gathered around a common fire (no matches no lighters, no pipes to speak of, and no cigarette papers)--the invention of the pipe, the flint, the match, the cigar, the paper, the cigarette roller, the filter etc (probably have the order wrong here) --where's our tobacco historian--our vaping historian--this is a significant as the hypodermic syringe when it comes to drug ingestion!
ok let me not wax rhapsodic...buy a solid starter kit with several spare attys, and a constellation of possible juice taste preferences and strengths and an ADAPTER for the battery of choice so you can try the others and proceed.
its fun being a not too early adopter but not too late to benefit from innovation user.
once this is all figured out and profit margins maximized and regulated one will just pick up whatever at the local 7-11 (who apparently has just started carrying disposables e-cigs in Oakland CA.) and we'll pay through the nose (and out some other orifices) for the privilege of enjoying our pleasure without customization, experimentation, personal expression and communal ritual--
get in while the going's good--vaping is really quite fun.
